Joey Zente is great as usual. My favorite instructional videos after Priit.

This blackbelt definitely wrestled before

@joeyjitzu

2 жыл бұрын

Thanks for the compliment, but all of my wrestling has come from training jiu-jitsu.

i am not so sure about the backtake from 4 points. it really seem you are vulnerable to falling or sliding off if you try to go for the hooks and seatbelt there

@joeyjitzu

2 жыл бұрын

That's a fair point, but what would you suggest as an alternative?

@rollinOnCode

2 жыл бұрын

​@@joeyjitzu just saw the power bottom dvd by craig jones and he pointed that out. Wim deputter has some stuff on the mechanics and safety for the standing back take- particularly when they got the 4 point position like at 12:00 . kzread.info/dash/bejne/eWmTo7KDYM-vpLQ.html if you go for double underhooks/bodylock from the standing 4 point position, you will have slightly more control but due to the angle you may still fall/slide off the back. Wim suggest focus more on the hips- control 1 hip then countering the rotation and reaction of the opponent. of course, if you tried to jump double hooks in and the uke started to posture a bit, that would be a mistake on his part as he give you more of a flat & level platform to balance.

@joeyjitzu

2 жыл бұрын

@@rollinOnCode thanks for the feedback. I'll check that stuff out.

make a fist and move it to hìs hip bon reach around and gri your fist or cĺast your hands at his hip and fallback and twist for your hip drop if its on the street with shoes you can step on the back of his knee this could cause damage dont to that to somone yo like and remember to turn out of the wày as he falls especialy dont pull on top of yourself if hes big guy

exelent work. hey òñ yoùr dòuble leģback heal tŕip i step trough ďeeper then as you drive through to your knee then through straightening hips as you duck walk the back heal ,creating mor torqu and snaping him down so his head bounces as his back hits lol

Wow, what a reaction of two black belts and crowd on just a word "Russian tie"? Isn't it one of the 8 rules written on BJJ Globetrotters website - We believe everyone is equal both on and off the mats?